Paradis Rouge

[Pronounced pah - rah - dee rue - sh]

Often described as "heaven on earth." The simplest of wonders stem from here; a paradise known to many and recreated for a god or a goddess.

Rouge had stemmed from the conveying color elegantly displayed in lush plant life wonders: an array of red hues that decorate around in shapes of fruits and forms of flowers. A mouth-watering, phantom smell of cherry perfumes the air of the island of mysterious and perpetual wonders with the notorious, faint symphony of water trickling from rivers and cascades located in the high planes of the caves.

In the middle of lush beauty with no sign of ever wilting of being wilted is located a marble-shaped Gothic oriented carved castle in glittering shades of soothing to the eye reds and contrasting crimsons with four spiraling towers that create a reachable tangent to the clouds, swirled with forest green vines topped with flashy red spots neatly nestled in each bulb stem, known as the castle of the goddess, where she usually lets people dwell in temporarily for occasions.

Although Paradis Rouge is not modernized to appeal to the in-now culture, it has been intricately organized for touring guides or serving as a lover's lane for many. Richly coloured roses serve as guiding marks towards different destinations, one to heightened cliffs where the buzz of brushing water falls, protected inside to enjoy the magic wonders this dreamy charm offers.